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- Eurydice – Mythopedia
Eurydice was the young woman or nymph who died on the day of her marriage to the musician Orpheus Orpheus descended to the Underworld to retrieve his bride but ultimately failed in his quest
- Eurydice best choice? : r HadesTheGame - Reddit
I love Eurydice because there's no clear best option, it all depends on what you have and how you feel about it I do end up taking Ambrosia Delight a lot though, with a hope to upgrade whatever Attack Special boon I usually pick up at the start
- Why Did Hades Take Eurydice? : r hadestown - Reddit
Why Did Hades Take Eurydice? So this question has been bothering me for a while now Sure, Hades is always happy to have new "workers" but he doesn't need to go up personally to get them, and it's obvious his targeting of Eurydice is triggered by his last confrontation with Persephone and his final lines in the song "Chant "
- Reuniting Orpheus and Eurydice : r HadesTheGame - Reddit
I'm trying to reunite Orpheus and Eurydice I have them both at 5 hearts and unless my memory is failing me, Nyx as well I've purchased the permission to access the Administrative chambers as well, and got the music sheets from Eurydice Only that now Eurydice's chamber refuses to appear in Asphodel
- Thoughts on the relationship between Eurydice and Hades in the . . . - Reddit
Someone discussed about this on the tour a while back I haven't seen the tour but on Broadway, it didnt really seem like it to me Maybe its the dynamic between the actors idk There's certainly a lot of metaphors and imagery that could lead to that interpretation Personally, it looked more like Eurydice selling her soul to me mostly because of all her thoughts about hunger, wealth and
- Eurydice’s character in Hadestown : r hadestown - Reddit
So I was reading part of an interview done with Anaïs Mitchell who wrote a lot of the book for Hadestown and love this quote from her about writing Eurydice’s character as based on the myth “Eurydice is not an any agency-less victim in this version of the story, but a practical girl who chooses the security of Hadestown over her unpredictable life above ground” In the original myth
- Just saw Hadestown - please explain the ending to me - Reddit
The traditional Greek myth is a tragedy, ending with Orpheus looking back, and Eurydice falling back down to the underworld Hadestown stays true to this ending, but adds an extra layer to it with Road To Hell Reprise
- Orpheus – Mythopedia
Orpheus was the most famous musician of Greek mythology His music had power over all living things—though he could not save his bride Eurydice from death
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